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Bitcoin hardware wallet breach; over $100M worth of bitcoin stolen
Banks, payment processors, fintechs, and crypto exchanges sit at the top of every threat actor target list. Below is every finance-sector breach LeakTrace has indexed.
Bitcoin hardware wallet breach; over $100M worth of bitcoin stolen
Ransomware attack; stolen data deletion confirmed by hacker group
Account credentials stolen via stuffing attack
Hackers accessed cloud environment stealing patient health information and proprietary company data
Ransomware attack by Anubis leaked 1 TB of stolen data after ransom demand refused
Cyberattack on law firm exposed hospital records for approximately 13,000 patients in New Jersey
670,000 French taxpayers' personal and tax data stolen and offered online
Thousands of civil servants' passwords exposed, including White House-linked accounts
900K customer records accessed by hacker
Tax authority breach exposed records of 678,000 people and businesses with tax, business and property information
Private equity firm confirms data breach amid hacking wave targeting financial companies
62.2 million people affected; third-largest US healthcare hack ever; breach notices surge 58%
CEVA Logistics hack exposed Steam customer names and addresses of European hardware buyers
6000 diplomat records stolen over 10 months
3.7 million patients' medical records stolen in data breach, one of largest healthcare breaches this year
135,000 contact records stolen and leaked on dark web; police and government data exposed
221 million login records exposed in state systems
200 accounts compromised via SharePoint vulnerabilities in on-premises Microsoft servers
39,798 customers exposed with names, addresses, and phone numbers leaked
135,000 contact records leaked on dark web by ExfilSquad; police and government contact details exposed
Data breach via Oracle E-Business Suite exposed SSNs, passports, health records in Clop campaign
135,000 contact records of police and government leaked on dark web by ExfilSquad
Data leak exposed hundreds of thousands of records and celebrities' contact information